Sentence examples for myth to from inspiring English sources

It's a myth to say they are".

"It became almost a myth to people," Brest said.

And there is, she added, sex and myth to boot.

It's a fantastically irresponsible and dangerous myth to promote.

Tate's only novel, The Fathers (1938), refashioned the Jason-Medea myth to promulgate agrarian beliefs.

Some French men have undoubtedly exploited this myth to exploit French women.

The Yashts are 21 hymns, rich in myth, to various yazatas (angels) and ancient heroes.

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Structuralist approaches to myth are based on the analogy of myth to language.

Bardot must be a distant myth to Christopher Kane, a 28-year-old Scottish designer.

That has the flavour of an urban myth to relish but not to credit.